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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11

gs III perr GIuf feIbfl
Die Sebuiu6t i9eutt ibm 6lisel.
CT f9pingt fi9 tuie elm g5elfalf
6erab bon ienem Siigel.
Ct reitet idnel, er Gilt na6 6aus,
Sings Stein unb 6unfen iieben;
@o lit bes SeImes peiBer Straub,
Wo III Dein G9ilo geblieben2
es trdufeIt glut BON benz solbensn
Biigel.
6err OIuf, 6err Oluf. bolt an Define
3Igeli
Dor 9u. Ssrr Oluf, Jag an mir
gleiG,
gDie ia bic Wanse 10 bIaB, 70 bIei&s
Wie fout' fe ni6t Iein, blaB unb bleiG,
Sd mar bic Na9t i'm grlenrei9!
llub b6r' 8u, Serr OIuf, rieil Sobn,
70 traut,
Was fae' i9 nun beiner iungeu 8rauts
.Sbr fagt, i6 fei in ben WaIb seeansen!
Sen 6iriG nit ben &iiben ei~naufangen.
$50 ftnb bic @dife, o LAB fie uns f9auerl,
Sur giner init mir iab ben Morgen cts
%grauenl
limb iuer it Der Cine, Der mitsesangen9
Ses 3obes Grau'n, bas mein Ser3e
umfangenl
6iIf. miIber gbriF, in Dual unbgfotb!
Ct fnfet. erblafet, Serr Oluf 1T tobt!
Drum ratb' i1 ieoem Singling an,
Der reiteu nil i'm 9aine:
Ct reite ui9t mad Der Grlenb6b,
gu idIummerr int Monbenf9eine.
OUT Did, o bit Did
0pr grlenb6b'
Wo grIeniunsfraueu fnsen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11

9m Often gebt bic Some auf,
Sic fdrbt bic goIb'n ne Molf';
3iebt hber Mseer unb Bergesbbb',
3ieht fiber Q0rb lno Bolt.
Sic tornnrt bonn feruen, f9bneu Gtrano,
alus parabieies 6doob;
sic briugt 2eben, 2iht tub 2uft
Eur Nle, 2lein un6 GroB.
Ga @ottes Gonn' erfitIt bic gro'
s@2it Wonrl' unD 6immeIspra6t.
sic f1entet Qinb'ruhg iebem S9mer5.
GrbeIt bes Summers Ra6t.
Sd iuartet' on bes 6aufes Sbir,
Ole Gterie al erbli9eH;
Gs III, felt Oluf rift bon bier.
Der G6laf bon mir getuihen.
Ger DIuf, TOO treibts In esr 9a9i
Did bin2
mie fanef nit gnsif Gu Der Mutter
6inns
Mir i6enfen Nsetb, mir fdeHfen Wein,
Wara fommt 6err Dluf gum Sisbdeu
fein2
BON G6oOB Der Ra6t beeinnt nd
lei9t
3os MOrgenrotb su beben.
limb ME bic Sprfl' am 0tulItel retgfI
6teigt uneine Mneff, mein BebeHl
Ser reifgt bort bur9s bcbe Rorns
Stb6t Ioit, ft6bt laut ms goIbre 1orr'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11

2,l7s in Setrass bon e5S5ooo
~ anfrassa far Nseuten, foDIe K1l>a
far Glnbs t6unen riur Ii bes Office In IN
Orleans ssnia@t trerbeu.
Bses adberer austunTt f5rsitt taan bsalz5
bic gan3e abrent.
1aon l3ids @slb burH Boaaf So
ten, GrprsB Mcneh Drbsf, aslD l)ozI
We1iel onf Nep Orleons.
Hriefe NIT gurrenfh unbsrduSerf ber Gre<<
aBir sableu eyprstfoFsn.
W. u. Oaupftut
slen Drisans
Man a~srslEts rssiRrtrte DrieIe a. ~
Wer Orleane Rational 81nl,
RES DxIean)s q.
Gbwarb Mccre, 4aeak<
asi assauia Gtrats, Sau Uuisulo, x&p1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11

SD Iput ~ ~ueuu3eteus
60 aiebt mid fort. es siebt mid fort.
Sd fam ni1t Idnger meilen;
Meiu 9ers If srart, unb fdtuer r'etuI
Siuu,
Sur MorsenffrabI uiro beiIen.
go oft meii ause bic Jluren f9aut
SIN frii9en Morgengetuarbe,
eebnt fi@ mein 5ers ned Der bolOeH
8raut,
Der f66nfen Sunsfrau i'm 2anbe.
SO of i1 reit' iber GIur unb au',
500 8Iuilen TN Qorn fi9 f9aarea,
Derf' i'd an ibre Meuglein blau
WobI tnter ben golb'nen 9aaren.
so oft i'd tuanb'r am GrIenffraud
Bel Der Gterne 1elIert Gefunfel,
Oente i9 an idipar3es Miig'
llab bic 2odenfiile 70 bunteI.
Gie tiefffe Wunbe suiaurmenbeilt.
@el@Iager BON Geinbesbdnben;
gsif mir. ais tpdre meirt 9er5 getbeilt.
Die Dual ,pirb bod emf wobI eHbenl
8 reite midi sur Geiferitunb',
ia herrf6en Addtli@e Sdaaren;
Du peiBt es, 6err Oluf, i'm grlei'
grunb
Da brob'n BEN Sersen gefabreu.
ssirdte niramers laIl iiis i'm grIeustunb,
Nlr NebeIIfreifeI bort 3@wanfen;
Grii@ auf, mein @appeh fieg' nm bic
SaeAS @ Wetf
Mit meiiiel iuiIiien Ge6autenl
G6on fambft Der Rappe, f9on siIt er
binars
lleber SSelb unb tuiIbe 6aibe.
6err Ollf reitet bon 9serb unb 0aiis,
5u bitten bic 0oG3eitsleute.
RaGt, 0 tuie tfilel Der Monb allen
Blidt auf bie einIarnea 6agen;
SIN 9ididt fi6tet elm Vogel gar fein,
9od su borden ib odrf nidt tuagel.
Gort gIdnst elm @etuaubl f9on f9tpanb
es fortl
Wie feltiam rebeu bic 2afte2
Mein 6er3 he fefeln an biefen Dirt.
Msi6 Eau9eu In S9Iummer bic Dhfte.
HDrt b0r' Id fiHssn, meiu osrs tuirb
aaas faugeH,
gs lin6 grlenmdb9enl 8 Heb NIT
Baugenl
ga tanses brei, ba iausen bier,
grIt6Higs 9o@tet, he tDirtet nlirl
Wiatommsn, 6err Oluf, mas cliff Du
bon bier2
Sritt her In ben Reigen u1b tang nit
mirl
Sd nimmer bari, i'd uirarner mag.
6riib morgan TIT mein 0c@seitstag.
Gin feibeu 6eulh Id sebe Dir fein,
Nos bIeidte l1eire SHUTTER beirn Mosts
benf9ein.
9erluGe mid uidt NIT iitber Rsb'-
Sd bart ni6t taH3eil, mic germ ids tbdt.
S5r' Gu, Derr Oluf. milf tauseu NIT
.c mir,
ginea Flbernen Danger baun i@eufe i'd
Sirl
lltb iusrlia 9u milf ri9t tanseu nit
mir,
Geu9' unb araufbeit fOlI fOIsen Dir!
Der Bange bIei@ entifrbmt bas gIut.
60 meme 6nno Did f9Iogen tbut.
90! bilf mir @eit, iebt fabt ife mid an,
erIfbnigs Sp1ter bat mir Elm Seib's
getban!
gntfieb' mein Rapp'. bas 2ebeu mir
rett'
GouRipirb bas @rab mein6 o@3eitsbett!
GniHieb' meir1Rappe, entitled BON bier,
us 0o9seitssaa folgt Der Fob NIT mir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11
3weites Goneert int Opernbanie,

SiDettes N0ltcert TIT OperaBaitle,
. onnerfag, ben IA. april
s lbr abenbs.
l., Symphonic (Iv., OPP. 90-Allegro
-vivace, Andante con motto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto),
s. Menbelsfobn : 8artbolbp. Self
or6efier.
g., a) 9ieb.. .@albefonp Salamanber"
(Sireetor: 8. Wilfens);
b) rWaIoabenbi6 ein", bon s. O..
S6m0l3er- 49,. Souffon Sdngers
bunb (Sirigent: garl 3eus).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluoio sur 4. Scene Der LAS
somption", 8. Mafenet- .Strei9s
infrumente.
a., r@reteIein", 6. g~lttenbofer. :. Seras
nii1er Sdngerbunb.
s., Oubertllre au nTreiidhb", Carl M.
b. Weber Sets r1efter.
g., a) ,guf @ieberieb'n", 8. Sdaef.
IT,. @eiangsfeetion bes @ib:
bings Surnbereins (Oirigent:
o. 2rueger).
b. rSauienbf66nA. Jr. abt. Sal
Mntonio r8eetboben Mdnners
dor" (Sirigent: Carl 8ed).
T., Danse macabre (Sootentan5), BON
6. SaintsS aens Sets r6eter.
g., 6aneluiab aus benz rMeifias" BON
6aenbel 49,. Seran. Sdngerbunb
nit Or1eferbegleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11
Garteu=G sneert bes Sets rdeiters
tn Ism, Mmtb's Oarten,

Spnntag, ben IL. MprtL
2.30 ubr Na9mittass.
grfer She'll.
l., Ouberture sa ,MaianieloA, Nuber.
O., Walbb6rnersS olo. Do~rgetragen BON
ben Serren Sui. Sobnf@er, u. Sos
bile (gbicago), &. @rotb unb Wm.
SabeIofu (getp Orleans).
g., r6ortuna~ Gon5ert 6dottifd,. 1T.
abt (arrang. BOZ, Mler. 8. 2ubmig).
A., Na1ruf an Carl Maria b. Weber,
@robe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3weiterSbetI.
s., Ouperture au W&ieuai~, g. agner.
g., Mari9 u. Gbor aus Der s3aubers
f6te"-W. u. Mo3art.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus nRigolettoA.
g., GroBe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
.propbet". WiepreGt.
9ritter She'll.
g., Gadeltans (B-dur), Weperbeer.
TO-, ,Die pot i'm Walbe4, SoIopieee
fir gornet bon S9aeffer, porgetras
gen BON u. Bobe (Mlilpaufee).
H., .Sanb in 9aub1, polfasIfaslrs
Ia bon Satan.
r., 26nis 2arl Mari@. bon llnratb.
gbidiebs>g Ontert bes Teftorheiters
TN Opernbanie,
g g, IL. april, 8 ubr Ibbs.
l.. Ouperture au ,Oberon1, 6. 90. b.
Weber Self r1effer.
g., gioIinsg oncert In D (erfer SOP:
Allegro non troppoI 6. b. Beet
bopen.....-6r. Sbeooor Gourant.
g., Serenobe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto ~vivace, Walaer,
Warfa) Rob. Noltmann. .Strei9s
initrumente.
A., 8ioIonceusS Solo ----6err .. geper
(pon Wiltpaufee).
S., 3itber Solo rSraumbilber1, Gan
tafie bon s.. 6. 2umbpe. .Serr
8. 8a@maun.
g., Ouperture au rSannbduier", Bid.
Wagner Sets rGefer.
-3wif6eupauie.-
T., Cuperture gu nSemiramis@, o.
RoIfini .6efsO r9efter.
g., a. Srdumerei, Sob. S6uman1,
b. 2iebeslieo, Saubert,
| .......... Strei6inftrumente.
g., uOie tiirfii1e S9aartpa@eA (Son'
bib, bas 9ns unb Nbriiden elmer
iirtiiden Yatrouile b%arfeuenb),
Sb. Mi9aeIis. $500. GeftsO r9efsr.
TO-, Oupertire 81 Sell DO. (.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11
Matinee I'M Opernbauie,

Sonnerftag, ben IA. april
2.30 llbr Nadmittag.
l., SubelsO uberture, 6. 80. b. Weber,
Set Ordefter.
q, a) Marf6 unb @bor aus yGauf".
Carl 8ounob.. .6eft1or nit
Or6eiferbegleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11
Garten-g Concert 6es Sets rdeiters
TIM Gan 9corp gprtnes Parfe,.

6rettag 9, ben 10. NprtL
2.30 nbr Na6mittags.
grfer she'll:
L., ginsussmari9 aus nSannhduier"
northumberland Sid. Wagner.
g., Ouperture 3u nOberon". Carl W.
b. Weber.
g., 6panii9e Serenabe- 10. Metra.
a., 5umoreste aus Oheuba9's DIR
pbeus". &oienfranj.
3neiter Sbeil:
s., v9apnton5"sO uberture, u. Sbomas.
g., ram Steer, Solo FIR 3romboue,
ST. SCHUBERT, nDrgetragen pon9rn.
perm. Braun (gbicaso).
T., Geeitatib, gapatine, Miferere unb
Uric q. b. vSroubabour" .8eibi.
g., @roBe Gantafie aus M~eperbeer's
,6ugenotten" ....-..& oientrau5.
Oritter She'll:
g., Sntrobuetion 6 gbor aus benz 3ten
Qft bon .9obengrinA ..R. Mogner.
TO-, ,Sporopaten" sWal5er s. gungl.
H., Gin &rans fir Ya9us"- Menael.
H., ghampagner. @alopp. -. 2umbpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-11
ilnibsrtrsiIiae an5is{ an8i
tlebsr cine babe @liliua osrla
Qouiiiana State Qotterpi

OieTes snRitut purbe in s51&<k 4
G~uiehunss. uub 8o5lt51tief<Itt 81
Der GtaotslegisIatur ffr ben 8<jtr1
finfunbapansig sabrs1 eeTetIi& u
nit eineln aaptfal bon $f,Qoo,0 0os u
fe ieitber eineu MeIsrbsfonb bon $3.50
suaefiat bat. Dur9 Elm ittrf61
hctuui pnrben lire Rf6te Elm EttiL
tudrtisen Staatstonilitution on8eno
.. December 1878.
sbre sroesa Bts1nagen hen I
|uen 8ummern iinbeu n1on6fli3
SiemaIs pirh cine 9iebnn0 berf4obenl
Ieie na9folsenSen %Ian-
0rpee ulruntlidk Biz
In Der aeabemt Of 0lulir, Res
.Dieuitns ben 10. lpri
5000 zidsts IN
6albe IS. 6aniteI ~.
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b) ralpua6t4, Otto Sob -. Son
antonio nSslbetia" (Dirigent:
6. Mener).
g., Na6tgciang, Sean 8osi. .Strei6s
infrumenfe.
A., rGrei uno Seuii6", 9. 6. 8eder,
.Seran. Sdugerbunb.
s., Ouberiure 3ur n3auberH6te", 80.
u. Mosart. Sets r6eiier.
g., a) rDas einiame &6slein@. @.Ser.
mes. San GntOnio rGrObiinu"
(Sirigent: s. s. &ilmann);
b. rOrei blaue 8liimlein1, 8uftau
SresIer 49, son Nntonio Mdns
ner6or (Sirigent: @arl ged).
T., Ouberture 5a Isl J'etais Roi'' BON
u. abam GefsO r9effer.
g., Der bsuti9e Song, bon 8. 0ren.
fel.-.. Seraniider Sdnserbunb NIT
Srdefterbegleitung.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-22
Girls In the Antipodes.

Tho Australian girl Is tall and
slender. She lacks somewhat in COM
plexion, but generally she Is pretty.
The Victorian girl is decidedly good
looking. The New Zealand girl has a
far better complexion than the
Australian girl, and Is fresher and
more healthy perhaps. for the climate
Is milder. She resembles the English
girl much more than does the Austria.
liam, and her development keeps pace
with the former But Tasmania IL
said to be the home Of beauty, and i
certainly seems to have more than iti
share Of fair maidena It is not at al
uncommon for the Melbournian tc
run across to the little island for the
purpose of enjoying a well-earned
holiday and picking up" wife. :
81. James Gazette.
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An Honest Physicians Candid 40
knowledRement.

Occasionally there are candid and
fearless men in the medical profession
who, though strict adherents and ex-
ponents of q professional "ethics" are
vet too undetermined to be hampered
by prejudices and superstition about
"ethics' when suffering humanity Ia
concerned, men who will speak the
truth as they know 1t in behalf oi
anything, and to whom proprietary y
medicine 10 not scare-crow nor a
bugaboo, simply because 1t goes by
that name, but who investigate its
merits by experiments, and when il
proves TO be what it claims to be, al
once step to the front and frankly ac-
knowledge its merits and commend
It to suffering humanity everywhere.
Such man is DIR. J.N. Cheney, an
eminent and we'll known physician,
living at Ellaville, Schley, county
Georgia, who, in letter to the Swift
| Specific Company, dated March 81
1887, says, in reference to their ia
nous medicine:
"Your S. s. s. medicine has revolu
tionized the old school practice o.
medicine, of which / am bold to say
/ am faithful disciple. The danger
of mercurial treatment for blood poi
son is known 10 all. The profession
has for centuries sought harmless
cure, but in vain, and 1t had becom,
a settled belief that II could only bt
cured by mineral and dangerouI
treatment. But In your medicine
safe and harmless cure for the wors
forms of blood poison has been found
Your s. s. S. Is boon TO humanity
1 have never failed to make q safe
perfect and permanent cure wher'
| the patients have followed your di
rections faithfully"
Treaties on Blood and Skin Di
seases mailed free. The SWIFT SPE
oIrIc Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with a severe
cold, attended with distressing
cough and running into consumption
in It's first stages. He tried many So
called popular cough remedies and
steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was was unable to sleep. Finally
tried DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about half
dozen bottles found himself well and
has had no return Of the disease. No
other remedy can show so grand a
record of cures, as DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Guaran-
tced to do just what is claimed for it.
For sale at Harry b. Garner's City
Pharmacy.
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FOREST TREE SEEDS.

Tho Proper Way OF Preserving Thorn
During the Winter.
Many oil those who attempt to raise
forest trees from tho seed meet with
disappointment from not preserving
the seeds properly. or from not know
ing that some treos ripen their seeds
In spring or early summer ana that
these must be sown as soon as ripe
The same genus sometimes has species
that have this pecullarlty' while others
rlpen In the fall in tho usual manner.
Thus while the seeds oil tho swamp or
rod maple, and those OF the silver
maple. ripen In the spring or early
summer tho sugar and other maple
ripcn their seeds In tho autumn, and
must bo kept until the following
spring. Much oithe success In raising
forest trces from seeds depends upon
having the seeds properly preserved
during tho winter They must not be
allowed to get too dry nor must the
moisture and temperature be such
that germinatlon VIII DO COM
menced before they are sown' nor
should they DO exposed TO such a low
temperature that tho vitality OF the
embryo VIII be impaired. When IN
DOUBT now 10 pest preserve tree seeu,
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OBITUARY.

Died Of erysipelas, on the l4th OF
the present month, at his homo in
Christian county, Ky. Mr.. Benja-
min Franklin Pepper. Deceased was
about 90 years of age. He was son
of Thos. Pepper, aud was born and
raised In Todd county, a short dis
tance east Of his late residence. He
wss married about the year 1916 to
Miss Lucy A. Robinson, daughter of
A. H. and granddaughter of Abner
Robinson, one of the early and highly
respected settlers of this county.
Mr.. Pepper owned and occupied
the farm known as the bennington
Place.; where by industry and econ.
omy he surrounded his homo with
the comforts and conveniences of life.
He was good fnancier and hard
times was a stranger at his house.
Although 4 modest, quiet man, he
was fond OF company and his home
was the resort of many friends, both
old and young. All shared q warm
welcome, even the stranger felt the
warmth Of his hospitality.
He was member of the Baptist
Church, and an earnest, devoted
christian, who had attained the rest
fulness Of faith. If he had an enemy
the writer is sure that 1t was because
that enemy did not know him.
His wife, for many years almost
4 constant invalid, was the object of
his faithful and tender care, whose
every want as far as possible, was
supplied.
During his last illness physicians
and kind friends did all that could
be done. His wife, though sick her.
self, stood by and faithfully minis
tered TO him to the end.
Al noon on the 10Th q large con-
course gathered and a discourse was
made by Rev. j. I. Barrow, Of Hop
kinsville, in which befitting tribute
was paid the deceased. Then the
remains, followed by 4 long process
sion, were borne to the last resting
place In the old family burial
ground, near the home of deceased's
childhood.
The example of his life Is worthy of
our imitation. He leaves q wife, sis-
ter, two brothers, many relatives and
friends TO mourn their loss.
Nov. II, 'S7. A FRIEND.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
The Evansville
Commercial : College


This old and tried Institution has had q very
large attendance this winter. both ofladies and
gentlemen, and no wonder, for II 10 one Of the
most thorough and reliable Business COLLEGES
in the West Prof. s. N. Curnick, the prinoi-
pal, Ia thoroughly conyersant with business
practices and ONCE work, ns he was for u years
connected with the wholesale business Of Ev-
ansville. Every department Of the college 10
carefully conducted on practical Business prin-
ciples. Book Keeping, Penmanahip, Buainens
Hathematics, ,Correapondences, Business Forms
all thoroughly taught, 30 that the conoienciens
student receives reliable business educatiaa
worth ten times its cost. Those wishing com.
merolal course, lady or gentleman, should -
Of voung men In this and adjoining counties.
Apply BY letter or In person to 8. N. CUE
NICK, Cor. srd and Main Streets nvsnsvillo
Indiana. Moh.1
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remark
able story, the truth of which is
vouched for by the residents of the
town: al am 70 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now I
am free from all pain and soreness,
and am able to do all my own house
work. owe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth,
and removed completely all disease
and pain" Try bottle, Soc. and 81
at Harry B. Garner's City Pharmacy
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"A granite shaft recently quarried
by the Bodwell Granite Company in
Vinalhaven. Me-. is tho largest piece
of stone ever gu arried on earth. and IL
erected will be the highest. largest
and heaviest single piece Of stone now
standing or that ever stood. so far az
there Is any record. 1t considerably
exceeds in length any Of the Egyptian
obelisks. The shaft Is lis feet long.
10 feet square at tho base, and weighs
$50 tons.
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The long winter nights will soon
be here, and you will need something
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$500 year and is filled with choice
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and we would be glad TO place your
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Buoklen's Arnica salvs.

The BEST SALvE in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
Sold by Harry B. Garner, City Phar'
macy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-22
The elephant livos 100 years and

The elephant livos 100 years and
upwards; rhinoceros. 20; camel. 100;
lion. 25 to 20; tiger, leopard, jaguar.
and hyena lin confnemenD, about 25;
beaver, 80; deer, 20; wolf, 20; fox, II
to 16; llama, Is; chamois. 25; monkey
and baboon. 16 to 1s; hare, 81 squirrel.
z; rabbit, z; swine. IS; stag, under 90;
horse. 80; ass. 80; sheep. under 10.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-22

If an oyster were to we1E lace 1t
would naturally affect blsc point
wouldn't iip This style of ioarfs put
up one in box to take homo. Life.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-22

The best time for an over-sensitive
person to see case Of dehorniug
would be Just after being himself gored
by q vicious animal IN e. Farmer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
iCUANTA INSENSATEZ!

Esa misma prensa outonOnsista,
que ante ell peligro de que la in
Conditional pudiese achacarle res.
ponsahilidades en- prop6sitos de
perturbation del orden pdhlico,
cuando no Sc habfa llegado a ese
extreme, ponia ell grito en- las nu-
bes; e.a misma prensa, repetimos,
que no queria nj permitir que di.
jesemos, respecto de los successes
de Juana Dlaz, 10 que consta en-
un doeumento pdb!ico inserto en-
Ia Gaceta Official, Sc atreve aun
( rebasar los limites de la con.
venlencia, Y no solo parece que
aprueba telegramas capciosos y
fal5os hasta un grado vergon :
1850, dirigidos a Madrid, sino
cue hace mas todayia; inserta
en- sus columns cuanto de ofen.
sivo puede escribirse en- la Ma
ore CaCrla contra nueStrO parCl0O,
con motive de aquellos sucesos,
llegando hasta decir que toda
aquel|a historic es una maniobra
de los etermos e.rplotadores de las
An:ilias, de ciertos negociantes
cubiertos CON Ell a1ombre de la Pa.
tria. Como que va sabemos a
quienes y por que van dirigidas
tan torpes afimaciones, ncs atre-
vemos q recomendar a nuestros
adversarios Sc aparten de ese Ca
mino de injusticias, 81 no quieren
que les repiiquelnos, como es de-
bido, pues, francamente, ell deco
70 de todo hombre bien nacido sc
resiste q ser testigo mudo de tan
ia insensatez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

No hace mucho public6 ell mis-
mo colega inconmensurable lucu
braci6n volviendo por ell decoro
de la prensa; abominando los ex.
cesos de la pluma; anatematizan.
do los pugilatos periodfsticos y sus
virulencias; abogando por ell res
peto y consideration reciprocal
entire los hijos de la prensa; pro-
poniendo hasta jurados de ho-
nor. -.
ILo recuerda ell lector amable
Pues tambien SO acordara de
que en- ell ndmero siguiente al en-
que de- tai edi6cante manera sc
producia El Clamor del Pals, nos
ponia verdes ell colega, nos llana.
ba de dicterios aquel peri6dico q
los incondicionales.
No hsce mucho tampoco, man.
daba El CIomor del Pats & los in.
condicionales a que arrancaran al
ingles ell Pe16n de Gibraltar, y
nos propinaba toda suerte de in
vectivas, invectivas que, vayase
10 uno por 10 otro, 6yense como
sc oye ell rumor de la llusia.
Ahora dice EI Clamor que ha-
cemo5 falta squi, y reconoce en-
nosotros buena fe, igual a la suya,
conviceiones iguales a las suyas
ct SIC de ceteris.
iVengan cambios dc tono, y
de voz, y de mdsica, colega!
Y seguiremos disirtiendonos,